Awesome T-shirts

SF Mercantile created this collection of merchandise to help support firefighting and relief efforts in the Los Angeles area. Their caring firefighter bear hugs the Golden State on t-shirts, hoodies, pouches, caps, bags, kitchen towels, and stickers. SF Mercantile will donate 50% of the proceeds from sales to CA fire relief organizations. (Thanks, Laura!)

Are you a goofball, the class clown, or the life of the party? This t-shirt from ShawnCraft is just for you. Illustrated with a whimsical LARP-ing frog and the text “I am a conduit FOR NONSENSE,” it’s a great everyday reminder not to take things too seriously. Available in sizes from S to 3XL and in five color choices.

Kith has been on a tear this year, and their Batman collaboration fans the flames even more. This huge collection features characters, logos, and landscapes from various Batman comics, cartoons, and movies. Highlights include the Bat-Signal coach jacket, the animated series city sweater, and the Batarang letter opener. Drops 11.22.24 at 11am EST.

PC BIOS these days barely have time to display their logo because of how fast storage has become. But if you grew up in the ’90s, Award BIOS’ austere startup screen with its iconic Energy Star logo is seared into your neurons. This tee comes in a variety of colors, but if you really wanna go retro get the white one to pay homage to CRTs as well.

Much like Run-D.M.C. and skaters, KoRn proved that you can be both counter-culture youth and dress like you’re already retired. adidas Originals celebrates the 30th anniversary of the nu-metal legends’ debut with a throwback collection filled with red, plaid, and edgy font. Highlights include a sequined tracksuit, Superstar sneakers, and a long-sleeve tee.

Welcome to the party, pal! This retro T-shirt mashes up two pop culture classics – Die Hard and Atari 2600 games. The Activision-inspired box art imagines an 8-bit video game based on the holiday hostage crisis at Nakatomi Tower. The design features a barefoot John McClane swinging from a fire hose as an exceptional thief blows the roof off the joint.

With all the bad stuff going on in the world, sometimes we feel like the party is about to end. The dinosaurs had a similar feeling right before the big asteroid hit, and this shirt from Let’s Get This Thread sums it up nicely. Available as a t-shirt, sweatshirt, or terry crew shirt in various colors. Our favorite is the tie-dye tee.

Swing by our official merchandise shop and pick up some Awesomer logo merch. We’ve got t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, mugs, mouse pads, and more, each embellished with our signature logo. Show your love for The Awesomer, and help support our team with every purchase. Save 10% with code WELCOMEDEAL.

We’ve long been fans of artist Glenn Jones’ cheeky illustrations. Here, he envisions a world in which Snoopy and Woodstock are balloon animals. Even their doghouse is inflatable. The playful image is available on various shirts, including tees, tanks, sweatshirts, and hoodies. Now we want to see the rest of the balloon Peanuts.

Artist Austin Mackereth makes some of the most spectacular tie-dye patterns we’ve ever seen. By twisting and knotting fabrics while they soak in colorful dyes, he creates amazing geometric patterns that look like they were created by a computer fractal art program. He auctions off his t-shirts and tapestries on his Instagram page.

After Jimmy Kimmel told Mark Rober about his dream of having the most powerful t-shirt cannon in the world, the Mark wanted to oblige his friend. He had a little extra help from wunderkind Anthony Hartman to design and engineer the big gun. Sadly, the stadium’s lawyers put the kibosh on firing the most powerful version.

The city is under attack, and only one thing can take down the 100-foot-tall hot dog that’s smashing cars and buildings – ketchup! Illustrata’s tasty kaiju t-shirt is available for one day only on on The Yetee, but if you miss their deal, you can grab one later from Neatoshop.

Cup Noodles (aka Cup O’ Noodles) have been filling bellies on a budget for 50 years. To celebrate, Nissin has released a series of limited-edition retro t-shirts celebrating the early years of instant ramen. There’s a classic Japanese 1971 tee, a psychedelic ’70s tee, and a neon ’80s tee.

It’s been a while since we had a new Mike Myers movie, but back in the day, he gave us some of the best characters ever. We’d totally be down for a game of Super Myers, in which Austin Powers battles Dr. Evil, Shrek, Wayne, Fat Bastard, the Love Guru, and that OTHER Michael Myers. A great t-shirt design by Retro Review.

When he’s not climbing buildings or battling Spider-Man with them, what does Doc Ock do with those extra tentacles? Well, when he’s in Germany, he dresses up in lederhosen and enjoys a couple of steins of cold beer. Prost!

UK lettering artist Seb Lester has a knack for creating repeating patterns. His vibrant and whimsical Monkey Action series currently features two primates playing tennis, and another riding a BMX bike on an Escher-esque course. Both designs are available on throw pillows, laptop cases, blankets, and t-shirts.